Jesús Zambrano Mata reported that between 5,500 and 5,700 barrels of fuel per day are currently arriving in the state of Bolívar.
The Secretary of Strategic Affairs of the Government of Bolívar State, Jesús Zambrano Mata, assured on Wednesday, November 6, that Ciudad Guayana is receiving a greater volume of fuel than two months ago and that the recent queues at service stations are due to a ” general nervousness.
He pointed out that many drivers go to gas stations to fill up with five or 10 liters of fuel, which he considered “illogical” since it ensures that citizens are “susceptible to rumors” and “nervousness.”
He asserted that between 5,500 and 5,700 barrels of fuel per day are currently arriving in the state of Bolívar, which in his opinion is enough to supply the entire entity.
“Last year we had a problem, barely 3,000 barrels arrived after the pipeline was drilled,” said Zambrano Mata.
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The past month of mayPDVSA authorities had to come forward to deny that there was a fuel shortage in the country, as well as an increase in the liter of fuel, after an increase in the lines of vehicles to fill gasoline and the closure of several stations.
At that time, the vice president of Commerce and National Supply of PDVSA, Juan Carlos Díaz, urged the population from the state of Aragua to “not pay attention to false information.”
«PDVSA guarantees the normal distribution of fuel for the entire Aragua state and the country. “Do not believe in this false information, what they seek is to create anxiety in the Venezuelan population and nervous purchases to increase consumption at service stations!” he then pointed out during an inspection of the Morocha 1 service station, located on the Regional Highway. of the Center in Aragua.
With information from Radio Fe y Alegría
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